UBTECH ROBOTICS and Xinhua Unveil World's First Bionic Humanoid Robot News Anchors

Deep News11-06

Sina Tech News, November 6 morning report — At the Artificial Intelligence and Chinese-style Modernization Forum of the 7th World Media Summit, the world's first bionic humanoid robot news anchors were officially unveiled.

The bionic humanoid robot news anchors presented at the event are named "Xinyan" and "Xinyu," jointly developed by Xinhua News Agency and UBTECH ROBOTICS, with Chinese director Zhang Yimou serving as the chief designer of their visual image, created specifically for news broadcasting scenarios.

Both bionic humanoid robot news anchors are replicated at a 1:1 human scale, relying on Xinhua's AI political news intelligent agent "Xinhua Yudian," as well as UBTECH ROBOTICS's full-chain proprietary technologies spanning bionic skin, embodied intelligent hardware, operating systems, emotional large models, and complete-unit mass production manufacturing, enabling on-site broadcast capability.

At the summit venue, "Xinyan" and "Xinyu" completed the first news broadcast of this summit, which also marked the first news report in history delivered by robots. Their coherent and natural micro-expressions, along with lip movements and speech synchronized to the rhythm of news broadcasting, brought the innovative communication model of "authoritative information plus embodied intelligence" from theoretical concept to practical application, providing a brand-new paradigm for news dissemination in the era of artificial intelligence.

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